Will&Hel

My understanding and checking the UK Gov website is the days count from entering the Schengen area to the day you leave that area no matter where you enter from. From UK Gov "Your total stay in the Schengen area must be no more than 90 days in every 180 days. It does not matter how many countries you visit. The 180-day period keeps ‘rolling’."

23kg per item has always been the case for health and safety of crew- you can take as many cases as you wish from Southampton. One litre per adult at embarkation has also always been the case but the restriction at ports of call has not enforced post Covid in our experience

my bad

Posted some info on your other post in Uk Cruisers

our US friend sailed with us on Iona last month- UK Ts&Cs, no service charges, got the same on board credit as us including her Carnival shares obc, could manage the cruise on the web after she had booked through the US agent booking speciality restaurants, excursion etc - she was unable to pre-book WiFI but when she went to guest services onboard they apologised and gave her free wifi for the 14 days. She has posted comment on this thread. She has now booked Arcadia with a little help from us as we can look at availability of cabins (she booked Select) which she then passed to the US agent

Good info JB but unfortunately US residents cannot book direct with P&O nor use a UK TA agent they have to use a P&O agent in the USA at P&O Americas

Our friend from Ft Lauderdale has just cruised with us on Iona 14 nights Southampton to Madeira, Canary Islands, Spain and Portugal Lisbon overnight and really enjoyed the experience - quite difficult to book as US citizens cannot book direct but need to go through a TA . She has just booked to sail Norway including Lofoton Island on Arcadia (adult only ship) in 2024.

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